The idea that something positive can come out of an event as disruptive as divorce seems inconceivable. However, it can become a “good” option if it means removing the child from an environment filled with chronic conflict. While it is challenging to consider divorce...
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When can you get a post-judgement modification in Pennsylvania?
Many people view the finalization of a divorce as the end of the road for a couple and as the resolution of all issues. However, life does not stand still, and when things change, adjustments in previous agreements may be advisable. Getting approval for such...
How does gray divorce impact college-aged children?
Gray divorce among 50 or older couples has become increasingly prevalent since the 90s. Seniors are discovering a renewed sense of self and purpose outside of their marriage. As such, their adult children now attending college experience the significant impact of...
How joint legal custody works when the parents’ religions differ
If the court awards joint legal custody, both parents have the legal authority to make major life decisions for their child, including those related to their religious upbringing. There generally is no issue when both parents share the same religion. However, it may...
4 reasons a prenup may be right for you
Marriage is a significant life event, and it is important to consider all aspects to ensure a harmonious and secure union. One option that couples may want to explore is a prenuptial agreement, often referred to as a prenup. While not everyone may need a prenup, there...
What the marital standard of living means
A married couple’s lifestyle encompasses numerous factors – the kind of house they live in, the cars they drive, and their preferred clothes, restaurants and vacations. Aside from these luxurious choices, it also includes their basic necessities, such as their child's...
Will I keep inherited property after a divorce?
Divorce can be a complex and emotionally challenging process, especially when it comes to dividing assets acquired during the marriage. However, an additional layer of complexity arises when one or both spouses have inherited assets. In Pennsylvania, specific rules...
Four ways to ease the emotional strain of divorce
The logistical and financial implications of divorce are significant, reshaping how you live your life for years to come. But the emotional realities of your marriage dissolution might cast a shadow on the entire process. When you’re feeling depressed and frightful of...
What happens in a relocation hearing?
Parents who want to move out of their Pennsylvania home with their child often do so to leave the painful past and welcome a fresh future. However, they must fulfill specific conditions that can lead to a relocation hearing before packing up their things and going...
How is debt divided in a divorce?
When two people decide to get married, they bring more than just their personalities and preferences to their relationships. They also bring their financial histories and obligations, such as debts from student loans, credit cards, mortgages or other sources. Some of...